Drea Humphrey is a B.C. Bureau Chief Reporter at Rebel News Network Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and societal issues, with a particular focus on mental health, public policy, and civil rights. Drea's insightful reporting has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her commitment to addressing critical issues affecting the community.
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By: Drea Humphrey
Despite millions in taxpayer funding tied to their residential school unmarked grave claims, the Sechelt First Nation still hasn't confirmed any excavations or the discovery of a single set of human remains at the former St. Augustine's Residential School.
By: Drea Humphrey
The move comes after months of criticism that the Penticton–Summerland MLA was embracing increasingly left-leaning positions while voting in alignment with the NDP.
The BC Supreme Court is expected to rule Sept. 1 after hearing arguments over whether Action4Canada's criticism of Tyson Cook's murder-and-cannibalism-themed online content was protected public debate or defamatory speech.
MP Aaron Gunn joins Rebel News to explain why Conservatives tried to launch an emergency ethics investigation into Carney’s “Billionaire Condo Buyout,” and the troubling Brookfield connection they say Canadians deserve answers about.
By: Drea Humphrey
The Eby government is quietly negotiating another Aboriginal title agreement, potentially covering 11% of British Columbia. I spoke with Conservative MLA and Indigenous Relations critic Steve McInnis about the lack of transparency and a pattern of concerning NDP land agreements.
By: Drea Humphrey
Brazilian judge convicted them of 'intellectual neglect' for failing to teach the state's programs on gender, sex education and diversity, despite evidence the children were academically thriving under a curriculum rooted in a Christian worldview.
By: Drea Humphrey
After weeks of investigating and dealing with legal hurdles, Rebel News uncovers what really happened during a stabbing incident at Springvalley Middle School in Kelowna, British Columbia.
By: Drea Humphrey
claim that 215 unmarked graves had been discovered at their former Kamloops Indian Residential School. Five years later, those claims remain unsubstantiated and excavation has never occurred.
By: Drea Humphrey
MLA Heather Maahs says while SOGI 123 remains in place, the province has ended funding for the nonprofit behind the program, and explains how the move is good for those who want SOGI out of schools.
By: Drea Humphrey
Lawyer Jim Heller sued the Law Society of British Columbia over statements it shared alleging he had engaged in "residential school genocide denialism” after calling on the society to stop teaching the false claim that 215 bodies had been discovered in unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
